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tweebz (Programmer)
30 Mar 11 10:59
I need to change the page numbers in postscript files so that when distilled the pdf starts at my requested page number rather than 1 - this happens on many files so is impractical to do in Acrobat. I can output my required start page number in the postscript, but need to know the syntax for the postscript code to make it work.

Settting the start page number of a pdf in Acrobat to '123' and saving as postscript shows the addition of the following code:

 PDF /docinitialize get exec %%Page: 123 1

And changing 123 to whatever and redistilling does then result in a pdf with the correct start page. However, outputting a new postscript and simply changing:

%%Page: 1 1

to:

 PDF /docinitialize get exec %%Page: 123 1

gives me a distiller error: OffendingCommand: PDF

So clearly there are other things in the postscript which need amending.
Any ideas anyone?

Thanks
Tweebz



 

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